community: Last News

EXCLUSIVE: Legion M, a fan-driven film production and distribution outfit behind films like SXSW audience award winner My Dead Friend Zoe, has just raised $5 million from 15,000 individual investors.

Police have said they are 'extremely concerned' for a missing woman who was last seen in Glasgow City Centre.

The tradition of giving friends affectionate nicknames isn't lost even on those who belong to the Royal Family, and Princess Charlotte, despite being the third in line to the throne, is no exception. However, don't expect her peers to be calling her 'princess'.

Fire crews are tackling a major blaze in Dundee tonight, after flames were spotted bursting out the roof of a building.

Sade Adu is returning to the music scene at last.

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, wants to clear a few things up. Yes, she and some of her gang of Mormon wives and mothers (also known as #MomTok) were swingers. But that’s not all she, or they, want to be known for.If you’re lost, a brief refresher.

A husband watched on in tears after his wife told how he 'let 72 strangers attack her' before finding out she had four sexually-transmitted diseases.

A young woman who was killed in a horror crash in Perthshire tragically died just two days before her 20th birthday.

Jamie Lang Serial Maven Studios has given Variety exclusive access to the trailer for Neil Diamond and Joanne Robertson’s “So Surreal: Behind the Masks,” a Native American documentary world premiering at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival. The film follows Cree filmmaker Neil Diamond (“Reel Injun,” “Red Fever”) as he studies the anthropological connection between Yup’ik and Northwest Coast ceremonial masks and surrealist artists inspired by them.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor Lloyd Lee Choi’s feature adaptation “Lucky Lu” will begin filming in New York City later this year. Based on Choi’s live-action short, “Same Old,” “Lucky Lu” tells the story of a Chinese delivery driver in New York City who discovers his e-bike has been stolen.

Swans have had be be moved from a Glasgow park following "appalling attacks" that left one cygnet dead.

Shia LaBeouf has been filmed in a bizarre altercation in Edinburgh. The Transformers star appears to be squaring up to another reveller in the footage.

Former Rangers star Todd Cantwell has insisted he never refused to pull on a Rangers jersey after former boss Philippe Clement made clear it wasn't his call to not include the wantaway star in the B team.

Detectives are still trying to identify 25 people suspected of being involved in violent disorder on the streets of Greater Manchester.

BBC Radio 2 has offered clarity on the future of Zoe Ball amidst her unexpected absence from her morning breakfast show. The 53 year old has not been on air since August 8, leaving Scott Mills and Gaby Roslin to step in.

An unmarked mass grave with over 300 bodies has been discovered in Oldham, sending shockwaves through the local community. The site, found within Royton Cemetery, includes the remains of 145 stillborn children, 128 infants and young children, and 29 adults, as confirmed by local councillors.

A Scots primary school is on lockdown today after a suspected "chemical leak" where an adult has "taken unwell".

published their findings yesterday (September 4), demonstrating a steady increase since Covid hit in 2020. They reported that the £6.1billion figure is 17 per cent up on 2022, and 35 per cent up on 2019.The federation calculated the figure from more than 55,000 gigs, concerts, festivals and events in 2023 through ticket sales and any spending at the event itself, or at business nearby around the date the event was held.Concert revenues have primarly contributed to this growth thanks to the blockbuster tours of acts like Beyoncé and Coldplay, which apparently made up almost three quarters of the £6.1billion impact.Additionally, London was responsible for nearly a third of the total live music revenue, with Manchester landing in second place with 7.4 per cent and Glasgow in third place (5.5 per cent).Meanwhile, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Cardiff and Belfast were all named in the top 10 cities contributing to the live industry’s economic impact.In a comment to The Guardian, CEO of LIVE Jon Collins said Taylor Swift’s Eras tour and the Oasis reunion tour “serves as a reminder of the economic benefits live events can deliver to local economies across the UK”.He went on to cite figures from the National Arenas Association demonstrating how for 10,000 people who attend a live music show, £1m is spent on local business around the event, adding: “These local benefits spread widely to provide a significant boost to the UK economy.”With the cost of living crisis impacting live venues and artists’ abilities to tour, a case was made for a £1 ticket levy last April following a Music Venue Trust report showing a “disaster” facing grassroots music venues.

Anti-racism campaigners will gather at Glasgow's George Square in a counter-protest to a far-right rally organised on the same day.

Molly-Mae Hague has shocked fans in her latest YouTube video as she is seen heading to a bridal store to try on white dresses despite calling it quits with her ex-fiancé Tommy Fury last month.

Prince Harry has been brutally branded as a "broken record" by a pal of Prince William, following their attendance at Lord Robert Fellowes' funeral in Norfolk last week.